Heritage

Museums, archives and heritage

The Fringe may be over but for fans of historical theatre there's still a chance to see a performance of
Expectations were understandably high for a tour of what is described as “the world's most haunted and para
“Maker, ye maun sing them… Tomorrow, songs Will flow free again, and new voices Be borne on the carrying…
The 1800s saw a series of scandals concerning individuals being locked away in lunatic asylums – the victims…
The Traditional Dance Forum of Scotland (TDFS) & The University of Edinburgh present ‘The Art of…
Despite growing historical interest in the male body, historians have, until fairly recently, overlooked a…
Speaker: Dr Noelle Gallagher, Senior Lecturer in 18th Century British Literature, University of Manchester
Speaker: Professor John Henderson, Professor of Italian Renaissance History, University of London
With the Edinburgh Art Festival firming up its Summer programme of shows it's a good time to survey the…
Documents believed to have been signed by Mary Queen of Scots have recently come to light at the Museum of…
A new exhibition at Edinburgh’s Museum of Childhood looks at the challenges of parenthood over the years.
Inspired by St Andrew himself, ‘Fisherman’s Feast’ has received support through Scotland’s Winter Festivals…